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Hello Amit I apologise for late reply my freind, i suggest u to make schedule for all subjects one by one that which subject you need to complete first eg:- Like financial reporting give it estimated time Like 15-20 days 3 hrs daily. the in nect 15 days sfm and so on

U are opting for Grp 2
U have 4 hours a day
2 hours for DT & 2 for Cost
these 2 subjects will take 2 months to complete... 1.5 months for ISCA and IDT...
Last month revision
u cant take 4 subjects of grp 2 together if u have limited hours of study

and i think u would get leaves after some time... so u have plenty of time to study for a single grp self study

 

Dear Amit,

I am sorry for late reply, It is not necessary that you should study 3-4 subjects daily. 

First decide whether you want to appear for 1 group or both.

Do Plan according to your convenience, execute it and implement in a simple and best way. More study is not important but how you study is important. Do monkey work rather than donkey work. o the best, give the best and leave the rest.

 

Regards,

Sayli Jain

sayli12345 @ gmail.com

Please refer my schedule for nov 14 exam. I hope that can be of any use to u.

always try to put more than 2 or 3 hour in a day if you don't have time in day try to steal it from night & try devote more time for study in weekend you have work hard because no pain ...no gain

Amit, While others have given you broader perpesctive of gng abt with the exams... I wud rather give you one direct & important advise..This may sound rude and not elementary..But try accepting with broader mind. I think you will have to improve on your language and vocabulary when it comes to final..the auditing & isca paper in particular demands better presentation of language with obvious concentration on content. This will help you a in a longer chain n prospect future.. All the best

My version of solution for you is as follows:

1) Try and find or alalyse past exam trend of ICAI(for each & every subject) based on which you decide what topic is imortant from marks point of view as well as easy to understand while consuming less time, This will help in Mental satisfaction for success rate in exam.

2)After analysing as above Decide whether how many subject per day depenting on your comfort level per subject that you choose.

3)general tips:

For practical sujects:

Read the question carefully(Make habit of reading question only once & there should be no need to read again while solving the question)focus on data given in the question , analyse it & solve it.............................This would require hard work & Patience ...........

Note: you should have conceptual clarity on topic

For theory subjects:

Try to make short notes yourself as much as possible in the books you refer (Notes in books itself) else make seperate book for seperate subject i.e books you studied from & your notes

Note: if making notes is not possible for all subject try making notes ony for subjects of your comfort zone for difficult subjects borrow notes form friends or CACLUBINDIA

• Study one subject a day or 2-3 subjects a depends upon how much you can handle easily. for example sometimes I just wanna do one subject deeply and sometimes I am comfy with 2-3 subjects in hand.
• check out your weakness portion first. That was main loophole for my strategy. I had enough time to revise all subjects... but due to costing, I lost my whole track. So I'd suggest better choose your weakness for one hour a day atleast. so that it doesn't overpower your strategies but also don't let you down.
• Go for summary modules in DT. if you are good at tax. otherwise T.N.Manoharan is a good escape for those who can't do VG modules. 
• And one last thing, don't waste time in making notes coz in the beginning you feel that you've enough time you can do it. But after a period, it becomes lethargic and saggy. So prepare mind maps easy comfy and crisp. You can revise easily as well.

@ *RENU SINGH *

Owner of the thread in not Expecting name of the authors But soulution to his problem.